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As our lives become increasingly digital, it’s easy to share more and more information online and without phones. Yet some of those sites and apps you use may not be as trustworthy as you think. If you know what you’re doing, install apps from trusted sources only (like Google Play, Amazon Appstore, GetJar, etc) and…
Genius Brands International is teaming-up with Nokia to launch mobile apps for Lumia Windows Phone devices. Under the deal, a number of Baby Genius Ready, Play, Learn educational apps will be unveiled in the future, starting with Rexi the Dinosaur and Bubbles the Bear, which will hit the Marketplace later this summer. The applications will…
Endomondo has once again updated its Android app, with versions for other platforms most likely getting the same treatment in the near future. Without further ado, here’s what this release brings to the table: Ability to pause a workout before stopping it – no longer will you accidentally tap the stop button. Instead, pressing it…
Adobe and NBC are going to change the way you see the Olympics, literally. With the introduction of a new pair of applications for iOS and Android, the team has set off to bring the Summer Olympics to your smartphone and tablet. Powered by a fist full of Adobe’s own products (Air, PhotoShop, Flex, and…
Just when we thought we’ve seen an app for just about anything, renowned vocalists and voice instructors Susan Carr and Wolf Carr surprised us with an iPhone app made to help musicians improve their singing while on the go. “The Art of Screaming – Create Your Own Vocal Warm-up” brings expertly crafted exercises for different…
Dropbox has some exciting news for its customers that has been fueled by the high demand of its mobile users. Starting immediately, new customers can sign up for the updated Pro plans with additional storage at no extra cost and current Pro customers will get an automatic boost in storage capacity. The previous plans offered…
The maker of popular iOS apps Fotopedia is teaming-up with online travel agency Expedia to allow its users to book hotels from within select apps, namely Fotopedia Paris and Fotopedia Japan. This ad deal — cause we’re sure Fotopedia will make some money out of it — requires that your iOS-based device also has the…
Google Maps for Android keeps getting better and better. Their latest gig involves adding an additional indoor maps, covering more than 20 popular U.S. museums including the de Young Museum in San Francisco, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Cincinnati Museum Center, the Indianapolis Museum of Art, the American Museum of Natural History and 17 Smithsonian…
After Google Now, we have another app being pulled out from the Android 4.1 ROM and ported to Ice Cream Sandwich – Google Music v4.3.605 (currently you can download version 4.1.513 from Google Play). It is said that any ICS device will work with the app, whether it’s rooted or not. Here’s how to install…
Popular travel organizer app TripIt has a new iOS app, adding few new features to the mix. For instance, now you can attach photos to your itineraries, the capability that could used to remember where you parked the car at the airport; for capturing baggage claim tickets, receipts, hotel room numbers or items to remember…